pacifist christians造句

• As a member of the pacifist Christian Quakers, Susanna would not be involved in violent anarchy, the Thomases said.
• While dissent has come from a few traditionally pacifist Christian groups, most church authorities have upheld a need to bring the terrorists to justice, even if it means war.
• Thomas'parents have said their daughter, a member of the pacifist Christian Quakers, would never take part in violent protests and was in Genoa researching nonviolent social activism.
• Thomas, 21 and a member of the pacifist Christian Quakers, was arrested July 22 outside of Genoa with an Austrian theater group that had been staging performances during the summit.
• Thomas'parents have said their daughter, a member of the pacifist Christian Quakers, would never take part in violent protests and was in Genoa as part of her research on nonviolent social activism.
• After the battle, American mounted troops moved on and burned Moraviantown ( marked today by the Fairfield Museum on Longwoods Road ), a settlement of pacifist Christian Munsee of the Moravian Church, who had not participated in the fighting.
• Chief among these was B . C . Goodpasture, the latest editor of the " Gospel Advocate ", who was publicly quiet on the " war question " but raised money for pacifist Christians placed in conscientious objector camps.
• A member of the pacifist Christian Quakers and an honors student at Bryn Mawr College, in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, Thomas had been accompanying the street theater group as part of her research on nonviolent social activism, said her parents, Rick and Cathy Thomas.
• After " Anna Karenina ", Tolstoy concentrated on Christian themes, and his later novels such as " The Death of Ivan Ilyich " ( 1886 ) and " anarcho-pacifist Christian philosophy which led to his excommunication from the Russian Orthodox Church in 1901.
• Groups that constitute less than 5 percent of the population include Yezidis, an ethnic Kurd cultural group whose religion includes elements derived from Zoroastrianism, Islam, and animism; unspecified " charismatic " Christians; the Armenian Evangelical Church; Molokans, an ethnic Russian pacifist Christian group that split from the Russian Orthodox Church in the 17th-century; Baptists; the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints ( Mormons ); Orthodox Christians; Seventh-day Adventists; Pentecostals; Jews; and Baha'is.